FRAGRANCE

Adventures In At Home Laser Hair Removal With Tria, Part 1

As the weather gets colder, I tend to get lazier with
my beauty routine specifically when it comes to shaving. I don’t know if it’s
the cold weather that gets me or the issue of never really having to show bare
skin outside. Like most women, I’m over shaving and decided to test the waters
in laser hair removal. I looked into a few places that are well known in the
city, but the prices were just a deal breaker for me. I’m currently saving for
my wedding, and laser hair removal isn't an additional cost I want to add. The
beauty tools market is growing daily and I was recently introduced to a new tool,
the Tria
Hair Removal Laser Precision. Tria is a brand known for their
innovative at home beauty tools, so I was immediately on board.

The Tria Hair Removal
Laser Precision is hair removal tool designed for smaller sensitive
areas of the body, such as the bikini line, underarms, or face. It’s a slim,
portable and extremely lightweight design that easily removes unwanted hair
permanently. The slim body allows for better control around those hard-to-reach
body curves. Prior to testing this new slimmer version, I had tested the Tria Hair Removal
Laser 4X (the first FDA-cleared laser available for home use)
on my legs and was very pleased with the results. I was happy to see a smaller
version targeting more sensitive areas since these are my top concerns. Added
bonus: You never have to worry about ingrown hairs, razor bumps or
redness again.

So how does it work? We’ll get technical
for a moment. Tria Laser Precision is built on the principle of selective
photothermolysis. Beams of laser energy are absorbed by the dark pigment in the
hair follicle and converted to heat. The laser energy disables the hair
follicle, preventing it from growing new hair. This process is most effective on
hair in the growth phrase. For best results, it’s recommended to use once every
two weeks for three consecutive months.

I've been using the tool on my underarms for a month and can already see a difference in my hair growth. I’ll be sharing
more on how to use the tool and an update on my current progress in the next
few weeks. Stay tuned!